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Does ionization energy play a role in absorption spectrometry of non metals?

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Does ionization energy play a role in absorption spectrometry non metals?

Absorption spectrometry is useful for analysing metals in the samples. But it's not recomended for non metals though. I know that it's difficult to analyse non metals because most of them absorbs in the same wavelenght as atmosphere (oxygen). Anyway, I would like to know if ionization energy plays a role in this analytical technique. I can't find any strong source.